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Bears defensive coordinator Tucker to returnThe Associated Press | January 13,2014LAKE FOREST, Ill. Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Mel Tucker will have two new coaches on his staff for next season.
Tucker is keeping his job after Chicagos porous defense played a key role in its 8-8 season, but the Bears announced Sunday that defensive line coach Mike Phair and linebackers coach Tim Tibesar had been dismissed. Hit hard by injuries, Tuckers unit allowed 29.9 points and 394.6 yards per game in his first year in the position.
Our team evaluation remains ongoing. We believe Mel is the right person to lead our defensive unit, Bears coach Marc Trestman said in a statement. He fully understands where we need to improve, has the skill set and leadership to oversee the changes that need to be made and to execute our plan to get the results we know are necessary.
Phair was a holdover from Lovie Smiths tenure as Bears coach, joining the team in 2011 as an assistant defensive line coach. Tibesar was hired a year ago from Purdue, where he was the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.
The rest of the coaching staff is expected to return for next season.
Our search for a defensive line and linebackers coach has begun and we will be looking for the best candidates whose experience can bring the most out of our veteran and young players in both areas, Trestman said.
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MIAMI Tennessee Titans vice president of player personnel Lake Dawson has become the fifth candidate to interview for the Miami Dolphins job of general manager.
Dawson, who interviewed Sunday, joined the Titans in 2007 as director of pro scouting, became vice president of football operations in 2011 and became vice president of player personnel in 2012.
The former NFL receiver has been mentioned as a general manager candidate around the NFL for the past two years.
Interviewed earlier for the Miami job were Browns assistant general manager Ray Farmer, Steelers director of football and business administration Omar Khan, Cardinals vice president of player personnel Jason Licht and Dolphins assistant general manager Brian Gaine.
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Thanks Jaynes - it's the "polished look" that I so admire. I am not a DIYer at all, so having found a handyman that can do EVERYTHING, I'm very lucky. |
SJ, you are very lucky indeed. Those are awesome shelves, so slick and polished. And all the things you can put on them! |
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Tom has served as the President of Taylor Wiseman & Taylor since his election by the Board of Directors in 2012. For ten years prior, he had served as either the Corporate Secretary or Secretary/Treasurer. Since joining the firm 30 years ago, Tom has served as the company's Structural Design Lead and later, the Manager of the Transportation-Structural Division. Under his direction, the firm completed many successful Transportation projects of varying size and complexity. Tom has been extensively involved in the furtherance of the engineering and surveying professions by his commitments as the (past) President of the American Society of Highway Engineers of Southern NJ, the President and National Director for the American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ, as well as Treasurer of the Cross County Connection, a Transportation Management Association.
He takes great pride in his involvement with the West Jersey Council of Proprietors and the former East Jersey Board of Proprietors, the original landowners of the colony of New Jersey. He currently serves as the Surveyor General of the former, and was the last Surveyor General of the latter before its dissolution.
Tom is a proud alumnus of Rutgers University where he graduated with degrees in Civil Engineering (summa cum laude) and Business Administration. While at Rutgers, he played basketball and became an NCAA All-American Athlete and was Co-Captain of the Track and Field Team. While working and beginning to raise a family, he also found time to attend Drexel University, subsequently earning a Masters Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering.
As he is fond of saying, Tom chose Taylor Wiseman & Taylor in 1983 because of their reputation for quality work and the character of their people, and it has been his primary objective to maintain that standard during his tenure. |
Executive Vice President
As Manager of the Land Development Division, Bill has supervised the engineering design of many large real estate projects, including corporate headquarters, office and industrial parks, institutional facilities, shopping centers and large scale residential projects. His experience includes site planning and engineering design techniques for grading, stormwater management, water quality and erosion control, and waste water disposal. He is further responsible for liaison with clients, supervision of the civil engineering design on specific projects and coordination with public agencies. He directs the design and construction of major residential, commercial and industrial developments. In addition, he is responsible for various design specialties including grading and earthwork analysis, planning and design, wastewater systems, water distribution systems, stormwater management design, water quality design, and preparation of cost estimates and specifications. In order to facilitate the complete design package for site development, Bill also supervises the design of transportation systems to serve developments, including investigation of alternatives. This responsibility involves the direction of roadway and utility projects including the preparation of plans and specifications for road reconstruction, storm drainage systems, water and wastewater systems, parking lots and recreation areas. An alumnus of |
VP, Secretary/Treasurer, Operations Manager
Mr. Kane has over 25 years experience as an Engineer and Project Manager for Taylor Wiseman & Taylor. His Project Management experience includes a variety of successful residential and commercial development projects, which have included public involvement, extensive environmental/ permitting issues, County and State Highway design, as well as construction contract documents. As Operations Manager for the firm, Mr. Kane has been responsible for the implementation of the company's software systems and standards, engineering design software, and staff development. As a Project Engineer within the Land Development Division, Mr. Kane has been responsible for the design of numerous successful residential and commercial developments. Project management of design projects involves him either directly or in an advisory role in design for horizontal and vertical roadway alignments, stormwater management design, surveying and CADD coordination, cost estimating, and construction involvement. He is responsible for the daily supervision of staff assigned to the project, including coordination with the survey and planning departments. Plan preparation has dictated extensive contact with clients to address construction and permit concerns. He is also responsible for the coordination of obtaining the required project approvals from local, county and state agencies. In addition, he is responsible for submission of application packages to reviewing agencies, such as municipal planning boards, soil conservation districts and the Department of Environmental Protection. This responsibility extends to subsequent interaction with the review agencies to implement review comments. As the Operations Manager, Mr. Kane has been directly involved with the development of the company's Intranet and client-accessible Extranet, as well as several web-based applications.He is responsible for the daily supervision of the IT staff and coordination of IT projects throughout the company's eight offices.His other responsibilities include the implementation of wireless technology, including that used with field data collection, digital reproduction and continued advancement of CADD technology on several platforms. |
Vice President
As a Principal of the firm and Project Manager in the firm's Land Development Division, Mr. McAnally is responsible for contract preparation, scheduling, and design and construction coordination of various large projects for the firm's public and private sector clients. These projects require preparation of feasibility studies, subsurface utility investigations, construction plans, quantity and cost estimates, construction and bid documents, acquisition of regulatory agency approvals, and construction management. Mr. McAnally has worked at Taylor Wiseman & Taylor since 1973. He performs and supervises engineering designs for all aspects of residential, commercial, and industrial land development projects, including land planning, site grading, stormwater management facilities, sanitary sewerage systems, wastewater pumping stations, potable water distribution systems, subsurface utility investigations, utility relocation, roadways and intersections, traffic signalization, soil erosion mitigation measures, and wetlands preservation plans. He coordinates all Federal, State, County and local permit acquisitions. Additionally, he prepares engineering feasibility studies, construction specifications, earthwork analyses, quantity and cost estimates, and performs construction management and inspection of improvements. Mr. McAnally has reviewed major land development projects, use variance applications, and made recommendations to municipal planning boards and zoning boards. He manages contracts for various large projects, including coordination, preparation of contract documents, receipt of bids, and recommendations for award of contract and contractor payment vouchers. |
Vice President/Manager Survey
Rich has served on the Board of Directors since 1997 and has served as a Vice President and Assistant Secretary of TWT over many years. He is a Principal in the firm's Engineering Division and has managed TWT's Survey Division since 2010. Rich is also responsible for contract preparation, scheduling and design coordination of multiple large commercial, office, industrial and residential development projects throughout the Southern New Jersey Region. Rich has been involved in numerous professional and civic organizations and has served on the Board of Directors of NAIOP, the Haddonfield Y Service Club where he was past president, Haddonfield Recreation Council, Haddonfield Little League, and the SNJDC Construction Committee. Rich is a registered Professional Engineer, Professional Land Surveyor, and Professional Planner in the state of New Jersey, as well as a registered Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and Delaware. With Taylor Wiseman & Taylor for more than 30 years, Rich is a proud alumnus of Worcester Polytechnic Institute and, like so many others, chose Taylor Wiseman & Taylor because of the their quality of work and their reputation. |
Manager Site/Civil Engineering Division
As Senior Project Manager, Ed supervises engineering design in the Land Development Division of the firm. He is responsible for coordinating all phases of project development, from site planning through engineering design and acquisition of permits, approvals and support of site construction. Ed has over 25 years of work experience in this area including a wide range of related projects prepared for residential, commercial and industrial developments as well as for State, County, and Municipal clients. Ed also assists in obtaining permits and approvals from reviewing authorities such as planning boards, Soil Conservation Districts, the New Jersey Department of Transportation, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and utility authorities. He has additional experience in construction management and inspection of excavation, sewer, drainage, water main, concrete curb and paving operations throughout New Jersey.
An alumnus of Drexel University, Ed joined Taylor Wiseman & Taylor in 1985 |
Vice President/Manager Transportation Division
A Vice President for Taylor Wiseman & Taylor, Tom also serves as the Manager of the firm's Transportation Division, comprising a team of 20± engineers, surveyors, subject matter experts, and technicians. Over a span of 30 years, he has served in a variety of roles in the planning and design of Capital Improvement Projects for public sector clients, primarily the NJ Department of Transportation, and in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). His responsibilities have included acting as Design Engineer (bridge, roadway, access, right-of-way, signing, striping, traffic control, drainage, guide rail, etc.), Roadway Design Team Leader, Deputy Project Manager, Project Manager, and Quality Assurance Manager. Some of the more significant projects Tom has been associated with include Garden State Parkway Widening (MP 92-98), Route 55 Freeway, Route I-295 mainline reconstruction and widening (MP 21-25), Route I-295 Reconstruction of Interchanges 14, 17, 18, 19 and 20, Route 17/Essex Street Interchange Reconstruction, and Route 295 Pavement Repair and Rubblization (MP 45-57). Construction costs on these projects ranged from approximately $8M to $100M. Having prepared and/or supervised right-of-way (ROW) design for dozens Transportation Projects involving over 1,000 parcels, Tom is considered the firm's ROW subject matter expert. His responsibilities in this capacity include working with Professional Land Surveyors in establishing existing roadway centerlines, ROW lines, property lines, and easement rights; coordinating with design engineers to ensure that ROW impacts are minimized; supervising the preparation of ROW Maps and Parcel Descriptions; collaborating with ROW appraisers, negotiators and attorneys throughout the ROW acquisition process; preparing Non-Real Estate (NRE) Reports; testifying as an expert witness at Commission Hearings and Jury Trials; supervising the preparation of applications and supporting documents for Riparian Grants and Tidelands Licenses. Tom sits on the Board of Directors for American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) Southern NJ Section, is on the Design Subcommittee for the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of NJ, and is a member of the International Right-of-Way Association (IRWA). A graduate of Temple University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering/Construction Technology, Tom is a licensed Professional Engineer in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He joined TWT in 1981. |
Manager Structural/Geotechnical
He supervises all geotechnical investigations consisting of soil borings and sample testing programs, as well as performing the geotechnical analyses and foundation recommendations and structural design for numerous roadway, bridge, culvert, noise barriers, overhead sign structures and dam design projects. A graduate of |
Senior Project Manager/Transportation
Bruce has over 25 years experience as a Project Manager in Taylor Wiseman & Taylor's Structural Division, primarily involved in the field of transportation and utility engineering. His project experience includes a variety of successful Scope Development and Final Design projects with public involvement programs, extensive environmental/permitting issues, significant right-of-way/access impacts, as well as complete construction contract documents. He supervises the coordination of sanitary sewer and water distribution system extensions and roadway design projects contracted with either public entities or private developers, and has extensive experience in the planning, design and construction management of utility projects. During his prior tenure in the firm's Land Development Division, Bruce was involved in the design and construction management of residential subdivisions and commercial/office sites. Work included various engineering feasibility studies and design activities, such as site grading, storm and sanitary sewer layout, roadway design, subdivision layout, earthwork analysis and cost estimates. Specific tasks included the design of stormwater management facilities and the design of soil erosion control facilities.
A graduate of Bucknell University, Bruce has been with TWT since 1986 and is a registered Professional Engineer in New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia. |


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Franken Welcomes Obama Plan On Islamic State
Democratic U.S. Sen. Al Franken said Thursday that he's happy to have the outlines of a plan to combat the threat of Islamic State militants but that he wonders what effect it will have on recruitment for the terror group, including in Minnesota communities.
Minnesota's New US Attorney Plans New Initiatives
Minnesota's new chief federal prosecutor says he's launching initiatives to combat human trafficking, heroin, fraud, violent crime and identity theft. It's an ambitious agenda for U.S. Attorney Andy Luger, who was sworn in Feb. 14. He filled a post last held by B. Todd Jones, who juggled dual roles for two years as both U.S. attorney in Minneapolis and acting head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in Washington until the Senate finally confirmed him as director last July.
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person with knowledge of the agreement tells The Associated Press that veteran quarterback Matt Cassel is re-signing with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Mike Cronin is joining The Associated Press to report on Minnesota government and politics in St. Paul. Cronin, 44, has most recently worked at Minnesota Public Radio, where he has been part of the team covering the clergy abuse scandal in the St. Paul-Minneapolis Catholic Archdiocese.
Good Question: How Can A Pilot Get Lost?
Every day, almost 30,000 planes take off and land in the United States without a hitch. But a new report released by the Associated Press found at least 150 flights have landed or almost landed at the wrong airport since the mid-90s. These flights include a cargo 747 that landed at a small Kansas airport last fall, eight miles from its intended target. And there was a Southwest 737 last month that was headed for Branson, Mo. but ended up at a small airport seven miles away.
MNsure Gives Users Troubleshooting Tips
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Former Timberwolves Co-Owner Marv Wolfenson Dies
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I have many different kinds to trade or would buy outright - whole or partial bulbs, loose cloves, whatever. Thanks. |
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Hi, I have 3 bulbs of floha left and a few smaller bulbs of cuban purple. What garlics do you have to trade? Gary |
Great timing as I just did inventory :) All the garlic I have is what the supplier sent to me. This is my first year restarting my garlic plantation I have small loose cloves of Vekak, Morado Gigante, Georgian Crystal, Korean Red, Sonoran and Aglio Rosso 1 small bulb of Kettle River Giant, Georgian Crystal, purple glazer, music, Spanish Roja, few small bulbs of Inchelium red, Chesnok red, 1 each oF Russian Red, Ca early white, Nootka Rose, Chengdu, Russian Red MPS, Rose Du Var, Native Creole, 2 ea S & H Silverskin, |
Or, if you prefer I'd be happy to pay you for it. I am talking with one other person about these as well so it's possible the list may change. |
Email me your address and i will send you the floha and cuban purple and a few other varieties, just send me postage back thru the mail in return. I have almost all the varieties you mentioned, last count was growing 36 varieties. Gary |
Thanks! I sent you an email. 36 varieties, that's great! What are your favorites? Do you like hot garlics? I prefer strong garlic taste with less heat :) |
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Disneyland YES Program - Class Times
There are individual YES progream classes when we want to take our trip. I can not find what TIME the classes start. Can anyone direct me to where I can find what time the various classes start ?
Also How many tickets can be bought with enrollment. It will be my 11yo niece, can both her mom & I attend also or just one of us? |
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Our last class was 9am-1pm. You should both be able to attend the class. They are so much fun. Hope you have a great trip!
what is the YES program?
http://www.disneyyouth.com/individual-enrollment/ |
I just heard about this today, so came straight here to look into it more :cool1:
On our trip it would be myself and DS8 - can I buy a ticket at the same price his is, or how does that work? If so - wow what a savings, I'm shocked more people don't do this! |
Wish I could give you more information. We didn't end up being able to do it for our trip, classes on Saturday and we won't be able to be there until Sunday (DANG! work obligations).
I think more don't do it because they don't know about it. |
Sorry you couldn't do it, maybe NEXT trip ;-)
We bought tickets for our family of four, even though our oldest daughter is the only one (with the exception of a chaperone - me or dad) attending the class. Our current plan is to have dad chaperone one day and I will take that duty the next. One of our classes begins at 10 and the other class begins at 10:30. We leave three weeks from today and we're so excited! Jill |
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4-Amino-2-(2,6-dioxopiperidin-3-yl)isoindole-1,3-dione | |
Clinical data | |
Trade names | Imnovid, Pomalyst |
Licence data | EMA:Link, US FDA:link |
Legal status | |
Routes | Oral |
Pharmacokinetic data | |
Protein binding | 12–44% |
Metabolism | Hepatic (mostly CYP1A2 and CYP3A4 mediated; some minor contributions by CYP2C19 and CYP2D6) |
Half-life | 7.5 hours |
Excretion | Urine (73%), faeces (15%) |
Identifiers | |
CAS number | 19171-19-8 |
ATC code | L04AX06 |
PubChem | CID 134780 |
ChemSpider | 118785 |
ChEMBL | CHEMBL43452 |
Chemical data | |
Formula | C13H11N3O4 |
Molecular mass | 273.24 g/mol |
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Pomalidomide (INN, originally CC-4047 or 3-amino-thalidomide, trade name Pomalyst[1] in the US) is a derivative of thalidomide marketed by Celgene. It is anti-angiogenic and also acts as an immunomodulator. Pomalidomide was approved in February 2013 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a treatment for relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma.[2] It received a similar approval from the European Commission in August 2013, and is expected to be marketed in Europe under the brand name Imnovid.[3]
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The parent compound of pomalidomide, thalidomide, was originally discovered to inhibit angiogenesis in 1994.[4] Based upon this discovery, thalidomide was taken into clinical trials for cancer, leading to its ultimate FDA approval for multiple myeloma.[5] Further structure activity studies done in Dr. Robert D'Amato's lab at Boston Children's Hospital led to the first claim in 1995 that amino-thalidomide had antitumor activity.[6] Interestingly, the pronounced anti-tumor activity is due to its ability to directly inhibit both the tumor cell and vascular compartments of myeloma cancers.[7] This dual activity of pomalidomide makes it more efficacious than thalidomide in vitro and in vivo.[8]
Clinical trials[edit]
Phase I trial results showed tolerable side effects.[9]
Phase II clinical trials for multiple myeloma and myelofibrosis reported 'promising results'.[10][11]
Phase III results were reported at ASH in 2012 and showed significant extension of progression-free survival (median 3.6 months vs. 1.8 months; P < 0.001), and overall survival in patients taking pomalidomide and dexamethasone v. dexamethasone alone.[12]
Pomalidomide directly inhibits angiogenesis and myeloma cell growth. This dual effect is central to its activity in myeloma, rather than other pathways such as TNF alpha inhibition, since potent TNF alpha inhibitors including rolipram and pentoxifylline do not inhibit myeloma cell growth nor angiogenesis.[7] Up regulation of Interferon gamma, IL-2 and IL-10 as well as down regulation of IL-6 have been reported for pomalidomide. These changes may contribute to pomalidomide's anti-angiogenic and anti-myeloma activities.
Pregnancy and sexual contact warnings[edit]
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Because Pomalyst can cause harm to unborn babies when administered during pregnancy, women taking Pomalyst must not become pregnant. Women must produce two negative pregnancy tests and use contraception methods before beginning Pomalyst. Women must commit either to abstain continuously from heterosexual sexual intercourse or to use two methods of reliable birth control, beginning 4 weeks prior to initiating treatment with Pomalyst, during therapy, during dose interruptions and continuing for 4 weeks following discontinuation of Pomalyst therapy. Pomalyst is present in the semen of patients receiving the drug. Therefore, males must always use a latex or synthetic condom during any sexual contact with females of reproductive potential while taking POMALYST and for up to 28 days after discontinuing Pomalyst, even if they have undergone a successful vasectomy. Male patients taking Pomalyst must not donate sperm.
See also[edit]
- Lenalidomide, another thalidomide analog.
- Discovery and development of thalidomide and its analogs
- ^ "Pomalyst (Pomalidomide) Official Website". Celgene Corporation. Retrieved 2013-08-10.
- ^ "Pomalyst (Pomalidomide) Approved By FDA For Relapsed And Refractory Multiple Myeloma". The Myeloma Beacon. Retrieved 2013-08-10.
- ^ "Pomalidomide Approved In Europe For Relapsed And Refractory Multiple Myeloma". The Myeloma Beacon. Retrieved 2013-08-10.
- ^ D'Amato, Robert J.; Loughnan, Michael S.; Flynn, Evelyn; Folkman, Judah (1994). "Thalidomide is an inhibitor of angiogenesis". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 91 (9): 4082–5. Bibcode:1994PNAS...91.4082D. doi:10.1073/pnas.91.9.4082. JSTOR 2364596. PMC 43727. PMID 7513432.
- ^ http://vectorblog.org/2013/04/from-thalidomide-to-pomalyst-better-living-through-chemistry/
- ^ http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PTXT&s1=5,712,291.PN.&OS=PN/5,712,291&RS=PN/5,712,291
- ^ a b D'Amato, R; Lentzsch, S; Anderson, KC; Rogers, MS (2001). "Mechanism of action of thalidomide and 3-aminothalidomide in multiple myeloma". Seminars in Oncology 28 (6): 597–601. doi:10.1016/S0093-7754(01)90031-4. PMID 11740816.
- ^ Lentzsch, S; Rogers, MS; Leblanc, R; Birsner, AE; Shah, JH; Treston, AM; Anderson, KC; D'Amato, RJ (2002). "S-3-Amino-phthalimido-glutarimide inhibits angiogenesis and growth of B-cell neoplasias in mice". Cancer Research 62 (8): 2300–5. PMID 11956087.
- ^ Streetly, Matthew J.; Gyertson, Kylie; Daniel, Yvonne; Zeldis, Jerome B.; Kazmi, Majid; Schey, Stephen A. (2008). "Alternate day pomalidomide retains anti-myeloma effect with reduced adverse events and evidence of in vivo immunomodulation". British Journal of Haematology 141 (1): 41–51. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2141.2008.07013.x. PMID 18324965.
- ^ "Promising Results From 2 Trials Highlighting Pomalidomide Presented At ASH" (Press release). Celgene. December 11, 2008. Retrieved October 28, 2012.
- ^ Tefferi, Ayalew (December 8, 2008). "Pomalidomide Therapy in Anemic Patients with Myelofibrosis: Results from a Phase-2 Randomized Multicenter Study". 50th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition. San Francisco. Retrieved October 28, 2012.
- ^ "Phase III Study (MM-003) of Pomalidomide Plus Low-Dose Dexamethasone Demonstrates Significant Progression-Free and Overall Survival Improvement for Patients with Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma.". 11 Dec 2012.
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The problem with a lot of women is that they want to interject. You immediately want to jump in and start sharing your feelings too or at least comment on something. But when he comes out of his cave to speak with you, he just wants you to listen to him. He wants to feel safe. Because it's so hard for him to talk about his feelings in the first place, he wants to know that you really care about what he has to say. He wants to get closer to you, but he finds it very hard to do so with a woman who doesn't allow this process to happen.
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Deworming & Internal Parasites
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Cetirizine Not Effective in Horses with Sweet Itch
April 20, 2010
The antihistamine cetirizine has no apparent benefit in treating insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH), reports a group of Swiss researchers led by Lena Olsén from the Division of Pathology, Pharmacology, and Toxicology at the Swedish Unive... Read More
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Tips for Dealing with Dewormer Resistance
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March 23, 2010
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Sea Lions, Penguins and Algae
23 January 2015
Bleaker Island has proven to be very interesting and we've certainly had the weather to appreciate it, summer has suddenly landed. It's sunny enough for sun cream but not quite warm enough to tempt us into short sleeves, still that's a definite improvement!
Bleaker Island is 10-12 miles in length. We've been able to use a car whilst here, so have been able to cover most of the island to check out the coastline. We didn't arrive until mid-afternoon but were just in time yesterday to catch enough of the tide to still be able to do sampling in the mid-shore of the bay just below the settlement (photo 1). This was a soft muddy coarse sand, fairly black in appearance but with several tubes apparent that could contain worms as well as a few other free-living specimens to collect. There were also a few rocks to turn over and inspect. However, the tide was chasing us back up the beach so we did not stay long. Further round from here, the shore was covered in both large and small flat rocks under which we found a few more species to add to the collection.
Once the tide had risen too far to make further collecting worthwhile, we went on our first reccy along the shoreline to see what it looked like. There seemed to be very little in the way of sand except for a very large white sandy bay covered in penguins (photo 2). Sadly, I know from previous experience that worms and penguins don't mix, with the type of sand favoured by penguins being practically empty of worms. This used up the rest of the usable day but the next day we headed south along the rest of the island. The southern coastline is all exposed cliffs, with large areas of flat rock ledges made up of solid, scoured-clean rock that did not look promising. The northern coastline, more sheltered, had large swathes of different rock ledges that were covered in a filamentous algae that in turn covered large deposits of a pink calcareous, loose alga (photo 3). This was a type of habitat I had not seen around the islands before and was quite excited to find (okay, that may sound strange but we all find different things exciting!). There did not actually seem to be much diversity within the loose crisp algae but at the same time it was a new habitat in a new location and that kind of data is always important to have whether it is rich or poor in animals. After sampling here we still had time to get back to the settlement just at the low tide point. We went back down to the small bay sampled yesterday and added a sample point from low tide to the mid-tide point already surveyed. There was a small distraction in the shape of a mother sea lion and her pup (photo 4), very small being only a couple of weeks old. Distraction over, the sampling was done. Just to finish off the afternoon we drove slightly further up the coast to add another site to the list that also had some of the calcareous algae over rock ledges (photo 5). These were high enough on shore allowing us to sample until 2-3 hours after the tide had turned.
Tomorrow is back to Stanley and we hope summer will come back with us.
The Big Garden Birdwatch
23 January 2015
,Hello Bulb Buddies,
There is an exciting scientific survey being conducted this weekend, and your help is needed! It's called the Big Garden Birdwatch and is organised by the RSPB, a conservation charity that help to look after our wildlife. You can help by registering online here: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch/ and downloading an information pack. You then spend one hour this weekend documenting the birds that visit your garden or a green space near your home. The information pack on the RSPB website has a guide to help you identify the birds! Then, upload your findings to the RSPB website so that they can feed into the nationwide survey of bird populations, aimed at providing an insight into how our feathery friends are doing in the wild!
The Big Garden Birdwatch has been running since 1979! You can find out about previous results here: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch/previous-results/ . An annual, nationwide survey is a fantastic way to spot changes in bird populations. This is important, because if we know that numbers of a certain bird are dwindling, we can start to look at why this is happening and make changes that will help those birds to survive. An example of this is the Starling. The Big Garden Birdwatch has shown an 80% decrease in the Starling population since 1979. The RSPB has been raising awareness of what we can do to help these birds, such as keeping the grass in parts of our gardens short so that Starlings can more easily reach the grubs and insects they feed on near the roots of the grass.
Here are some ideas on how to attract birds to your garden: http://www.rspb.org.uk/news/387868-top-10-bird-feeding-tips-this-winter . And some fun, bird-related activities: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch/family-fun/ .
St Fagans National History Museum and National Museum Cardiff will be hosting Big Garden Birdwatch activities this weekend! If you want to be involved here are links to the What's On guides for more details:
I'd like to send a big thank you to those of you who sent your weather data in last week. I'm looking forward to this weeks data and finding out whether it has been warmer or colder and how many of you have had snow or hail!! Remember, if you send all your data in and let me know online when your plants have flowered, then you will receive Super Scientist awards and be in for a chance to win a Nature Trip!
Keep up the good work Bulb Buddies!
Professor Plant
Foul Bay
21 January 2015
Well, Foul Bay did live up to its name on what actually turned out to be the best weather we've had so far. All of my sampling sites are generally chosen for having easy access off the road, but I had taken a risk this time and picked a site where the road ended before the coast, leaving what I thought would be a reasonably distanced walk. However, as the road finished close to a settlement we stopped in for a quick chat and some advice about access to the shore. The advice was that our chosen route would be unsuitable but there was another track that would get us close a little way back down the road, it was a 'little soft' but our 4x4 'should' be fine!
We found the track and made it to the first wire gate (a particular type of access gate here that involves removing part of the fence and then driving through and replacing it). Underneath the wire gate was a very soft, deep-looking area of water (see photo), which with the peaty ground here normally signifies something to be avoided! Looking onwards, the supposedly clear track almost instantly disappeared (to our inexperienced eyes) and therefore we debated the wisdom of continuing. The alternative was to walk to the shore, which appeared to be around 2-3 miles away! As we were on our own and the people from the settlement had driven away, we knew there was no help should problems arise (i.e. getting irretrievably 'bogged'). We eventually made the difficult decision that this one would have to be cancelled. This left us with a rather disconsolate two hour drive back empty-handed, one to put down to experience unfortunately. A foul day indeed!
Tomorrow we are flying to Bleaker Island, to the southeast of the islands, which fills in a large gap in my coverage around the islands. Fingers crossed that we can find a variety of shores here to cover and improve our record!
Digging for worms in the Falkland Islands
20 January 2015
First of all, here is the photo of the reproductive stage of a worm (photo 1), which I found during night sampling two days ago, but forgot to send! Very nice to collect, just unfortunately not what I was after.
Mare Harbour was an interesting visit, having never been down to a shore almost completely surrounded by barbed wire before (photo 2)! This shore is within the military area here so I was lucky to get access at all, although the officer on duty seemed totally bemused as to why I would even want to. It turned out to be a very hard and rocky area with some areas of flat rocks over gravelly sand and other areas of vertically ridged rock. The flat rock areas had a reasonable diversity of species although collecting was hard work as there were only small numbers of animals to find. Still I did come away with some animals I definitely haven't seen before including the 'pretty' catch of the day, which was a syllid (see photo 3) with its wonderfully intricate hair-do. There were also many flabelligerids (as difficult to say as spell: photo 4). This particular strange species covers itself with mucus, which silt adheres to. This gives it the appearance of jelly when you find it.
Brendan also managed to get out on a dive today which he was very pleased about although his description of it being 'just like West Wales' led me to believe it wasn't the best that the Falkland Islands can offer. However, he brought me back a present of 4 bags of mud. Not the most romantic present I've ever been offered certainly, but still there were some nice worms in there including a bamboo worm (maldanid: photo 5). These worms are often very hard to collect whole making identification almost impossible, however, this one was completely intact.
Today saw us driving up to the north east of the island to the region of Rincon Grande. As usual I had no idea what to expect, but with the wind howling again I merely hoped the rain would hold off, so that the couple of hours on an exposed beach would not be too gruelling. I got my wish for most of the duration, to ask for more would just be greedy I suppose!
The shore was mostly rocky again but with one small inlet of softer muddy sand. I set Brendan to work with the fork (photo 6) and studiously watched what came up – lots of tubes and other worms dangling down! We spent some happy time here slowly teasing the long worms out of their sand beds and shoving other tubes into pots before moving on.
Further round the bay in the rockier sections we moved on to rock turning, gaining a small diversity of worms which again were small in number and difficult to find. Working independently with forceps and pot in hand (photo 7), Brendan managed a larger haul than me, which he was very proud of although apparently we were not competing!
On our last stop we returned to our starting point in the softer sediment but at the low tide mark this time to see if the type of worms had changed. There were certainly a couple of different types and we also found an unusual type of crustacean, a serolid isopod, which is flattened and 'trilobite-like' and often found in pairs (photo 8). These certainly were an intriguing distraction. Shortly afterwards the tide turned and we were out of time, which meant we had to head back.
Off to the northwest tomorrow to Foul Bay – hopefully not as bad as the name sounds!
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,The Polychaetes of the Falkland Islands project has been running since 2011 with two highly successful field trips run so far. The project has been well supported with two Shackleton Scholarship Fund grants and support form the local environmental groups and institutes. So far, over 30 families of polychaetes have been identified from the samples and 2 new species have been described, with more on the way. The third field trip hopes to build on the success of the previous two, expanding the range of sampling sites and seeking new opportunities for collaborative project funding in the islands.
After the usual gruelling 18 hour flight, I'm back out in the Falkland Islands again to continue expanding my range of sampling sites, maintain my contact with those out here and also investigate further project funding opportunities. This time my husband has travelled out with me to see what all the fuss is about and also to try and understand what it is I actually do (you can see his eyes glaze over when I try and explain things so maybe seeing first-hand will actually help!). He's going to come out with me in the field, help me collect and generally be an extra person in those remote areas I end up in. I'm not sure he knows what he's let himself in for but at least he may stop referring to my fieldwork as 'rock pooling for adults'!
The weather hasn't been kind to us initially, being very wet and windy, even beyond normal Falkland Islands standards! It is supposed to be summer here but it was only 5°C when we landed, cooler than the UK when we left, and the horizontal hail driven into us at hyper speed by the winds was no fun at all!
This was my first full day here and after finalizing all of the arrangements for the next two weeks, our first sampling was a short but harsh introduction to the kind of work I sometimes find myself doing. This was night sampling, attempting to collect the reproductive forms of certain polychaetes that come out at night, swimming free in the water to spawn and are attracted to bright lights. For this reason we found ourselves in a Stanley marina, on a pontoon at 11pm, in the rain, dangling an underwater torch into the water and sweeping a fine mesh net around it, collecting the many different small creatures that were attracted to it (see photo). It was too late to have a detailed look at our catch, so they went into the fridge to keep cool overnight until I could get to the lab for a look and I went to bed.
The order of the day today was to have a look at what I had managed to catch in the marina last night. Most of what I had were small Crustacea and the smallest jellyfish I've ever seen (about 2mm wide) but there were 4 worms of the right kind of appearance, albeit a bit smaller than I would have expected (about 10 mm long). I've been allowed access to the Fisheries lab while I'm here and their camera microscope so I was able to take some photos of the little critters. Interesting as they were, unfortunately they were not what I was after, which was a bit disappointing. They were certainly reproductive stages of polychaetes but of a different group to the one I am after, although I haven't determined which group yet. Still, better than nothing!
The weather has been better, being mostly dry, a bit warmer and marginally less windy. Fingers crossed for tomorrow's weather, which is the first shore visit. It is an early start though, with a 6.30 am wake-up call, to get to Mare Harbour, about an hour and a half drive away. Hopefully something interesting will turn up!
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For the only time in his six-year NFL career, Otto Graham passes for more than 400 yards in a game. The Cleveland Browns quarterback completes 21-of-49 passes for 401 yards in a 21-20 victory over the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
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In Melrose Shopping District, this boutique Los Angeles hotel features The Hart and The Hunter Restaurant and unique rooms with free Wi-Fi. Pacific Design Center is a 5-minute drive away.
Rooms at Palihotel Melrose are well-equipped with a wall mounted, 32-inch flat-screen TV, a minibar and a work desk. The rooms feature modern décor with either courtyard or city views.
The Palihotel on Melrose is perfect for excursions down Melrose Avenue, one of Los Angeles' most popular and trendsetting destinations for entertainment, dining and shopping. Hollywood, Sunset Boulevard, CBS and Paramount studios are all within a 10-minute drive of the hotel.
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Hilton Los Angeles-Universal City Located at the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood, this hotel is 2 blocks from the Universal City Metro.
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In the heart of Beverly Hills, California, just 1.5 miles from Rodeo Drive, this hotel has on-site dining. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms.
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Loved the staff, particularly the night shift staff. Super friendly and helpful. Great location as well.
Room was a bit stuffy and warm because it was centralized heating so couldn't control the room temperature at all. Wifi had poor connection, but main problem for us was the heat.
The room itself is quite nice,..very very spacious. Nice TV on a swivel, etc...Very very Clean, etc..The Restarant is 'ok'...A tad 'pricey' for small servings..
I asked for a 'Handicap' user Room. They put me here, in this 2nd Hotel because of this. When I checked in;my Room was waaaay to HOT...& No ONE could get it to 'cdcool' down...Possibly a thermostat prob...who knows. So, they moved me net door. This was NOT a handicap-accessible room. So, the Shower had NO Seat, etc. for me to use. The 1st room DID have a handicap-user-friendly Shower...I unfortunately NEVER got to use it. Seems once they moved me, they 'forgot I requested this. I also did NOT care for the incessant early morning Garbage pick-up Trucks...Appeared that they had ALOT of Garbage, & 'horn' backing-up beep beep beep,etc...This was nearly EVERY Morning.
No coffee in room, lack of facilities. Expensive for what you get.
Close to where I need to be when I visit West Hollywood. Very funky vibe and interesting decor that I love. Plenty of restaurants and take out nearby, including a very good deli next door, and one of West Hollywood's finest new restaruants in the hotel itself. Great black out curtains for late sleepers. I didn't find the traffic noise on Melrose to be any problem.
The rooms are a bit pricy, but it is walking distance to my son's apt. the Grove, and many other great places to shop and visit. I only wish the restaurant put out free coffee in the mornings. I wish I could control room temperature, however the staff is very helpful if you are uncomfortable.
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If you fancy dropping a bit more cash than a holiday inn, then what you get for that little extra with the Palihotel, is staggering. Slick sense of style, very astute staff, a great restaurant in the lobby and excellent beds. What more can I say, value for money. I'll be back.
We were greeted warmly and assisted with an early check-in
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I put in request for feather pillows and housekeeping had the pillows in my room when I returned a few hours later.
The washroom lights could be much brighter. Found them too dark.
The small "boutiqueness" of the hotel, the staff we're lovely and helpful. Coffee shop is fantastic as was the food. Parking was very convenient Decor was very cool
Being close to the public toilet and stair case, could hear every time the toilet was flushed and people thudding up and down the stairs, also people having conversations in the courtyard. Also the twin beds were described as oversize, they are tiny, definitely not what the pictures show on the internet. Would prefer to be able to control the temp of the aircon in the room.
Very friendly and helpful staff who did everything to help track my baggage when it did not arrive on the plane. Guests given mobile phones which are free to use anywhere in the US. A very refreshing shower. The best complimentary coffee on Mondays (when the restaurant is closed) Location.
Room was too small for 2 teenagers and 1 adult. A very dark and depressing décor. Room was too hot.
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Location was great, cool looking vintage decor. Comfortable beds, helpful at the front desk.
Room was very dark and had no drawers and no closet. The vintage lighting didn't help much with the darkness from the walls and carpet. No temp controls in the room - overpriced for the size of room and lack of amenities.
Vintage vibe, nice staff, cute coffee bar.
Lighting and the wall color is terrible in the bathroom. We reserved a room for 3 people. There were no linens provided for the fold down sofa. For the fold down sofa to be comfortable it needs a portable foam or featherbed topper to add to it. No phone in the room to access the front desk. The coffee shop did not open until 11:00 on Sunday and was totally closed on Monday
I liked the location. I liked the staff and the ambiance of the hotel.
I did not like that I was unable to control the temperature of my room. I did not like that I did not have any closet space for my clothes. I did not like the size of the bathroom, which left no room for my to place my toiletry bag or items. I did not like the parking and lack of security. I arrived at midnight and it did not feel safe to come from the parking area outside of a hotel entrance. My door was also not working when I arrived. It did not lock. However, the maintenance addressed it immediately.
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very bad housekeeping manners and training Horrible views If you pay extra to have a balcony it's overlooking dumpster in the back of the building no light in bathrooms ... forget about shaving under those dimmed lights... Hotel shares space with restaurant but restaurant does not service hotel hard to believe? front desk recommends outside delivery service
Loved the eclectic style of the hotel. It had the best shower I have had in a long while in a hotel. Fabulous water pressure! The location was perfect for West Hollywood.
a bit noisey - room walls were very thin and I could hear everything in the other rooms plus the hallways
loved the uniqueness! definitely a "boutique" hotel and fun to stay at, just wish we had more time to rent their bikes and tour the city!
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No coffee morning No coffee machine No internet at room . They sell it, but doesn't work .
Service & location.Good restaurant.
No air conditioning. As a result, the vintage furniture smelled liked my grandma's house in the dank room. No closet, no iron/board. View of small alleyway with constant foot and vehicle traffic at all hours. Had to leave windows open, due to lack of A/C, so people literally stood outside of our room talking/smoking. Awoke at 6am to garbage truck. Had to argue with management about allowing us to leave early to go to another hotel. Would NEVER stay there again.
the personnel is so nice and helpful; n i like the design of it
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